Sentence examples for held skill from inspiring English sources
In the 1760s, the Norwegian army held skill competitions involving skiing down slopes, around trees, across level snowfields and while shooting.
In dynamic and high-intensity competition contexts, the dynamic behavior can be explained if the business holds skills with equally dynamic nature.
Faced with the challenge of running a grant program without secretarial support, I was pushed to call upon my closely held typing skills".
Karaoke etiquette holds that skill matters less than passion.
The same breath-holding skills in floating are also used when treading water (swimming in one spot).
Although it is held that embalming skill reached a peak during the New Kingdom period between 1738 and 1102 bc, the most detailed description of the various methods was given by the 5th-century-bc Greek historian Herodotus.
Fortunately, he's a very good contact hitter, and that skill held up during his big league debut last season (91 percent contact rate), making him a great bet for 40-plus steals.
The first asks: what are the relevant skills for success in the labor market, especially for at-risk workers and those holding middle skills jobs?
"These drivers hold higher skills than other drivers," he said.
Manchester United are helping to popularise football in India this week, holding a skills camp for more than 5,000 children aged 10-16 athehe Nehru Stadium in Goa.
"There's so much money spent in what I call the wipe-up," said Abbie Vianes, executive director of the Governor's Commission on Marriage in Utah, which holds marriage skills conferences.
